Parent Coaching
For parents of children with ADHD.
Coaching for parents of children with ADHD provides essential support and strategies to help families navigate the unique challenges of raising a neurodivergent child. By fostering understanding and resilience, coaching supports caregivers to build a harmonious home environment while advocating for their child's needs at school and in social settings.
Understanding ADHD
Strengths Based
Gain a deeper insight into how ADHD presents in your child and understand their specific profile. Reframe challenging behaviours and develop neuro-affirming approaches in order to shift from frustration and blame to empathy and effective support
Improving Relationships
Regulation
Strengthen the parent-child bond & make room for more joy, laughter, and meaningful moments together. By focusing on connection rather than correction, cultivate a relationship built on trust, understanding, and mutual respect, leading to less resistance and fewer battles.
Communication & Advocacy
Confidence
Develop clear, strengths-based communication skills to effectively support your child at home, in school, and in social settings. Get equipped with the tools & confidence to navigate educational systems, advocate with medical professionals, and manage social situations.
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Self-Care
Resilience
Neglecting your well-being can lead to exhaustion, frustration, and burnout. By prioritising and investing in your well-being, ultimately benefits the entire family, allowing both you and your child to thrive and enjoy a healthier, happier life together.
Find Out More
We can send you further information about our specific programmes to help you determine if this is the right space for you.
This brochure will include details of what
to expect and Coach bios.
The next step is to have a FREE 30 minute Discovery Call with your chosen coach to see if you are the right fit.
If you decide to move forward, you will agree with your coach the the areas you want to work on. You will continuously assess what works best for you within a supportive, non-judgmental environment